Indiana renominates 11 incumbents in light turnout primary
In Indianapolis AP reports Indiana voters renominated all 11 incumbent congressmen amid one of the state’s smallest turnouts. Unofficial returns showed Hammond attorney Owen W. Crumpacker leading over Jerome Riskin in one race.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Joseph Kotso
Hammond
Owen W. Crumpacker
Jerome Riskin
Floyd J. Fithian
J. Philip Oppenheim
Miami University Middletown Summer Registration Tour posted
Students may sign up for the first term May 15 to June 23 or the third term June 26 to Aug 4. Registration at Logan Johnston Hall runs Friday May 12 9 noon and 1 4 pm Saturday 10 am to 1 pm. Monday Tuesday May 15 16 hours 1 to 1 and 6 to 8 30 pm with advisers in Room 113 Johnston Hall. Pre registration for 1978 79 continues through July 15.
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Miami University
Logan Johnston Hall
Johnston Hall
Utah Hosts Over Four Thousand Plant Species
A regional flora survey confirms more than 4 000 plant species thrive in Utah, reflecting diverse habitats from high alpine meadows to desert basins. Researchers cataloged native and nonnative species, noting ongoing conservation concerns for rare endemics.
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Utah
Ingram Trails Hodges in North Carolina Senate Runoff Bid
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner John Ingram finished strong for a run off with Luther Hodges Jr. after Hodges led the eight candidate field in the Democratic primary. Hodges held 39.2 percent to Ingram's 26.1 percent with 91.7 percent of precincts reporting. Hodges and Ingram will meet May 30 to face Jesse Helms in the general election. Five incumbents won renomination in Congress. Lamar Gudger led a tight race in the 11th District. Roger Austin won the Republican nomination in the 8th District to challenge Bill Hefner.
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John Brademas
Thomas L. Thorsen
John D. Waida
Dan Quayle
Max FE. Heiss
Elwood H. Hillis
Dave Evans
David G. Crane
Charlotte Zietlow
John T. Myers
David L. Cornwell
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Lee H. Hamilton
Frank Hamilton Jr
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North Carolina
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Ingram
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Lamar Gudger
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Bo” Thomas
Walter B. Jones
L.H. Fountain
Charles O. Whitley
Ike Andrews
Roger Austin
Larry Harris
Austin Will
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